Wisconsin State Fair poised for record crowd in 1963
Administrator Willard Masterson predicted a record exposition at the Wisconsin State Fair with sales and livestock up despite rain. Attendance last year reached 886,694 as races grandstand shows and livestock entries increased. space is sold out and external plots ahead of 1963. Winners in the Governor's Sweepstakes included Swiss cheese and other dairy products from Wisconsin producers.
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Milwaukee
Finalsson
Willard Masterfair
Masterson
William Topitz
Henry J. Kolb
Darlington
Leo Willi
Drumm Swiss
Louis Biddle
Soldier’s Grove
Glenn Roesler
Wyocena
Muenster
Ray Zuberbuehler
Juneau
Ray Phering
Union Center
La Crosse Public Schools Announce 1964 65 Calendar
The La Crosse City District Public School Board sets 1964 65 opening and closing dates with holiday recesses and conventions. Classes start Sept 8, first semester ends Jan 29, second starts Feb 1 and ends June 11. Breaks: Nov 5 6 for convention. Nov 25 noon release. Nov 30 return. Christmas Dec 22 to Jan 4. Easter Apr 15 19. Memorial Day May 31 parade for juniors and seniors.
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la Crosse City
Public School Board of Education
Wisconsin Education Association
Western Wisconsin Education Association
Mindless cheddar and varied cheese terms listed
A string of cheese names and related surnames appears, including Louis Luyk, Leo J. Loehr, Edgar M. Scray, Peter Koskamp, and Erling Arneson, alongside places such as Monroe and Fredonia and terms like sweet cream butter and volone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Luyk
Monroe
Limburger
Port du Kiel
Colby
Leo J. Loehr
Perfect Gift Auction for British Titles in Colchester
Eleven titles of the lord of the manor from the 15th to 17th centuries go under the hammer at Moot Hall Colchester on Sept 30. Bids around $2000 may secure a title with no real property involved. C. M. Stanford and Son sells for J. L. Beaumont of Coggeshall Essex. esquire status and freedom to graze common lands await.
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Colchester
Joseph Beaumont
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
C. M. Stanford
State Girl Crowned Miss North American Indian
Carol Schuyler a 19 year old brunette from Seymour Wisconsin was chosen Miss North American Indian at the North American Indian Expo She is Oneida by heritage and a Green Bay native employed as a trucking firm secretary She competed as Miss Oneida and is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Schuyler.
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Bismarck, N.D
Carol Schuyler
Seymour
Wis
Miss Schuyler
Thomas Schuyler
Green Bay
Time system overhaul could standardize clocks nationwide
A House Commerce subcommittee and Senate counterparts push a bill to create uniform time zones. It would move all clocks at set dates and end mixed standard and daylight time in neighboring areas. Alaska and Hawaii would be treated separately under four zones.
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Washington
America
House Commerce
U.S
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
House
ICC
Congress Commerce Commission
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Pacific
Atlantic
Sys
Echo Satellite Reaches Fourth Orbit Birthday
Echo I, the Minnesota built space satellite, marks its fourth year in orbit since launching August 12 1960 from Cape Kennedy. The 100 foot tall reflectorballed sphere has traveled 560 million miles and remains operational despite minor punctures from micro meteoroids. Echo II was launched earlier this year.
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Northfield
Minn
Echo I
G.T. Schjeldahl Co
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Echo
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Yorster Committee
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la Crosse
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Milo G Knutson
Milo
Channel 8
Milton Marmor
London
Jackson Plaza
Super Vale
Armour
Wilson
Dubuque
Greenwich, Conn
Fontaine Fox
Toonerville
Fox
Greenwich Hospital
Ali
Echo Satellite
Kroger
Herne
Jackson
Martin van Buren
Universal Photo Service
State Street
Methodist Church
Stoddard
Reddie
Liberty ST
Biatwurst
Shamrock
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